Factors in Dining Room Planning

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What is the penalty for ignoring space relationships in a foodservice facility according to the text?

  • Increase in labor and other operating costs (correct)
  • Higher revenue
  • Decrease in labor costs
  • Improvement in efficiency

Why are food facilities owners and managers encouraged to visit existing operations?

  • To reduce space requirements
  • To learn about design alternatives and spatial relationships (correct)
  • To copy exact design layouts
  • To increase labor costs

What should be considered during the early phase of a foodservice facility design project?

  • The style of furniture
  • Owner's favorite color scheme
  • Total number of employees required
  • Determining the kitchen size relative to the dining room (correct)

How do special design features for spaces help in foodservice facility planning?

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Why is it important to have spaces in a foodservice facility work in harmony with each other?

<p>To achieve a high level of efficiency (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the context of foodservice facilities, why might some spaces be larger or smaller than expected?

<p>Depending on special circumstances or desires of the owner/manager (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the amount of space needed for each area in a food facility depend on?

<p>Design requirements and owner/manager preferences (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why must questions related to space requirements be answered early in a design project?

<p>To determine the size and total cost of the facility (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a key consideration when determining the size of a kitchen relative to the dining room in a foodservice facility?

<p>Implications on total cost and functionality of the facility (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How can visiting existing operations benefit food facilities owners and managers in terms of spatial relationships?

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Penalty for ignoring space relationships?

Increased labor and operating costs.

Why visit existing food operations?

To explore design alternatives and spatial relationships.

Early design phase consideration?

Determining the kitchen size relative to the dining area.

How do special design features for spaces help?

They address common issues and improve functionality.

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Why harmonize foodservice spaces?

To achieve a high level of efficiency in operations.

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Why vary space sizes?

Based on specific needs or owner/manager preferences.

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Space needed depends on?

Design needs and owner/manager's desires.

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Why answer space questions early?

To determine the facility's size and overall cost.

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Key size consideration?

Effects on total cost and how well the facility works.

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Visiting benefit for spatial design?

Gain insight into spatial design options.

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